Wait, you picked up the “beast” on Saturday and didn’t post up pics on Sunday. Shame, shame on you. 50 lashes with a wet noodle.
When I get the front wheel moldings installed a Complete picture will be rendered, about a day or two.As it is said in the interwebs, pictures or it did not happen
I was so much in love, I never noticed the moldings were not on the car till Sunday morning when I got my paper. So I took an absolute shitload of pictures of a non complete car. Will post when it is finished. I promise.Wait, you picked up the “beast” on Saturday and didn’t post up pics on Sunday. Shame, shame on you. 50 lashes with a wet noodle.
Congratulations on your new baby!!!! Poor me, only getting the non-HP version (very happy about that though). I am wondering about the wheel molding. Is that for front and rear and applicable for my baby and if so, do you have links/part numbers for them?
The molding is for the front only, here is a picture with the part number. As to what site, this was taken from the handling pack thread.
Thanks. I see that those are available from Ford Accessories. A bit pricy, no? I wonder why they're not also put on the rear wheels where I would think more gravel etc. will go flying? Also, I don't see anyone interested in mud flaps...The molding is for the front only, here is a picture with the part number. As to what site, this was taken from the handling pack thread.
The molding is for the front only, here is a picture with the part number. As to what site, this was taken from the handling pack thread.
I would strongly suggest PPF for the areas behind the wheels. You can buy do it yourself film as these are relatively flat areas.
Are you talking about behind the front or rear wheels? Or both?
Both.
You mean take a strip of PPF that is the same length as the wheel lip part and the same width of it's three sides and place it around the wheel ? If so, can you point me at the PPF that makes sense for that?
This will be my first s550 so I haven’t spent too much time up close with them. Does that precut film in front of the rear tires extend up high enough? Looking at the body lines I’m a little concerned that debris will get thrown above that line where the film cuts off
Honestly I do not know. I had mine professionally done. Since I have the regular 8.5 inch wheels I do not have any issues in the rear. Up front I had the entire fender done. That was two years ago and no issues.
Nah, it’s still a great and beautiful car. No knock - there will be plenty that will do it for you. Enjoy the ride and modify to your liking!! CS70s? CS40s? StangMode did a great job with the front spoiler. I think you can install the wheel lip trims. Send pics when you do!